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Today: June 2, 2011 Tricky Dick Was Anthony Weiner's Twitter account hacked? The evidence for and against. By Christopher Beam READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics Where Food Is God How fringe religious groups helped launch the healthy eating movement. By Daniel Fromson READ FULL STORY | More Life The Persistence of Hate German communities that murdered Jews in the Middle Ages were more likely to support the Nazis 600 years later. By Ray Fisman READ FULL STORY | More Business and Tech Overheard at Sarah Palin's Visit to Liberty Island: "Who's Sarah Palin?" Cellphones Are Supposedly as Big a Cancer Risk as Pickles. How Cancerous Are Pickles? So Much for the Peaceful Division of Sudan A New Book Goes Back Back Back Back to the Beginning of ESPN Advertisement Why Explosions in the Sky Is the Perfect Band for the Facebook Age I'm Emailing 25 People To Come to My Party. Is It Rude To Hide the Guest List in BCC? Briefing How can we get the poor to save for retirement? Male lactation, boring GOP candidates, and Netanyahu's blunder: the week's most intriguing Slate stories. News & Politics Michele Bachmann and Sarah Palin running for president? Comparing the two Mama Grizzlies. Afghanistan Counterinsurgency: Can Development Defeat the Taliban? Arts The Other Lady Gagas: What does the pop star have in common with an ancient Babylonian, a French-Irish noblewoman, and a fictional flapper? AMC's The Killing wrestles with mourning like very few series have before. Life Child protective services, lively funeral, friendly exes, and résumé mistakes—Dear Prudence advises readers at Slate.com. Father's flings, formerly fat friends, and barely legal tastes: Dear Prudence chats live with readers at Washingtonpost.com. Business & Tech Housing price collapse: why it's good news that more Americans are renting rather than buying homes. Software updates shouldn't need to ask permission. Science Dominique Strauss-Kahn's GPS ankle monitor: Should we let defendants trade jail for electronic tracking? Arsenic-based life critiques published. How #arseniclife changed science.

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